Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-10-22
SHORT STOPS.
Peck 5 elegant kid next.

N lreSh ilsn the past week.
yhe Erin brass band went to Nash.
M vile to help make music for the
i President.
Mrs. w. p. Titus is lying very
sick at her home, and does not i'm
prove any.
A young druggist in this city is
matrimonially inclined, but il isn't
the one you think.
Mrs. ]. f. Couts is very i'll and has
NPeh for some days past. Her condi-
ton had neg improved at the latest
reports.
Mrs. Elicit, on the north side of
Maaison, one door west of Seventh,
IAN accommodate few gentlemen
with first-class boarding.
Mr.. John b. Reynolds and family
nave given up housekeeping and
ken boarding in the family of Mr..
Len Smith, on Madison street.
Hardy & Young's Dad Boy Com
pany at Opera House Friday and
Saturday Oct. 81 and %. Look out
heHovel street parade.
Phil. S. Greiner in the Bad Bow
u the Opera House Friday night and
l'aturday matinee. Saturday night
. Esmeralda" will be presented.
"cncle Griff Orgain" went to
ssville to see the President and had
he misfortune to loose his overcoat.
ut was lucky enough to find it
gain.l
BY reference to her advertisement
will be seen that Mrs. T. M. Harris
selling out her stock of millinery.
he expects to return to her old
ONE in Kansas next month.
Capt. Cbllishaw took a barge down
'e Cumberland Tuesday at 70
CLOCK with a heavy load of mer-
landise, valued at $4,000, for vari-
Us points between this and Linton.
Why doesn't somebody put on foot
project to run street cars to New
rovidence? 1t would probably be a
lying investment.
Nj. Crittenden, Mcknight and
IT. Allersworth have opened a
pre- at Howell, KY on the l., A. &
These are clever gentlemen and
I'VE a very good stand for business.
Wish them much success.
1t S understood that the old road
I .ding to New Providence by the
ID in Red river is to be opened
INT away. This VIII enable those
shlng to save ferriage to go around.
rarsus, on the south side is to have
- grange fair on Thursday and Fri
y st next week. These gather
IS are held annually and have a.
US been productive of much good. |
VIC uclS llDOTIlOOU.
The brothers, Joe. and VIM. Dean.
0 Were tried last week on the
'rge of burning Mrs. f. M. Mar
e's barn, on Southside, were dis
lrged by Esq. c. ID. Bailey, the
dence having been found INSULT
nt to bind them over.
\ policeman was seen as far from
center of the city as Seventh and
olson streets few days since.
+ little children hurried into the
lse shouting: Mamma, Nam
come here quick here's real
copper!'
IrN Geo. Armstrong, who lives
n Searcey's Ferry, in this county,
his pockets picked of a gold
Ech and chain in Nashville while
Inding the Cleveland reception on
ndAy. He has not yet recovered
nd has no clue to the thief.
lder Gilmore, the negro who
fcked Rose Oldham helter-skelter
ing a revival at Boiling Springs
rch two weeks ago, settled his
Guilty with Rose by marrying
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmore will no
e create fur-rore.
aster Will Boone, of Erin, who
for about twelve months been
ng as Waterman at that place,
lie attempting to couple a train
Monday evening hisattention was
Frted for moment and his hand
caught and crushed so badly that
IL have to be amputated. He was
IT seventeen years of age and the
reliance Of widowed mother
Import.